Current Affairs delivered the full CAT B fit-out for Alpha Group, an international financial services company, at their new London headquarters. The 23,000 sq ft project was designed to reflect the client’s forward-thinking culture while providing a high-performance working environment.The space included standout features such as a 20-metre bar with bespoke lighting, a dedicated golf simulator room and a design-led trading floor supported by a suite of meeting rooms. Over 16 weeks, our team worked closely with Ikon Build to bring the tailored design to life, delivering a workplace that balances functionality with striking visual impact.
The Brief for this project was to deliver a unique and bespoke solution for the electrical installation from shell to CAT B, which we proudly delivered.
This project required the highest attention to detail, collaborating with architects, lighting consultants and main contractors to incorporate lighting and technology into bespoke ceilings, bespoke joinery, moveable meeting rooms, catering kitchen, event hall, respite room and Chairmans suite.
With the emphasis on luxury we worked closely with Nulty to create the lighting scheme and had a bespoke lighting control scheme to ensure all event scenarios can be achieved.
The Nexus Underwriting office project set out to create a dynamic, architecturally focused workspace that would act as both a showcase for the business and a hub for staff, brokers, and clients. Located within the historic former London Metal Exchange building, the project combined heritage features with bold, modern design to deliver a striking, multi-purpose workplace.
Our role was to take the space back to Shell and complete a CAT B fit out, this included the design of the lighting and small power installations working alongside Peldon Rose design team to bring the design concepts to the onsite installation.
Current Affairs delivered the full Shell to CAT A+/CAT B fit-out for this tenant-ready workspace in the heart of St James’s. The unique architectural character of the building made the project particularly distinctive, requiring a bespoke lighting scheme designed to complement the exposed concrete slab and enhance the industrial aesthetic.
Breakout and collaboration areas were introduced within the LG floor arches, creating flexible spaces that blend seamlessly with the building’s original features. Working closely with Ambit Moat from concept to completion, we developed and installed a fully coordinated electrical solution that supports both functionality and visual impact.
The result – a contemporary, adaptable office environment with carefully considered lighting and spatial design that celebrates the building’s heritage.